Training and lectures
Masterclasses and talks.
Passing on knowledge is part of the practice’s mission. Lectures, workshops and masterclasses teach people to see, to name and to question objects.
Who it is for
- Cultural institutions, art schools and universities.
- Companies and foundations.
- Collectors and amateur societies.
- Legal, insurance and art-market professionals.
How it works
- Defining the audience, format and level.
- Building the programme: themes, reference objects, case studies.
- Delivery: lecture, observation workshop, masterclass.
- Materials provided and any follow-up. A presentation pack and a bibliography are given to each participant.
What you receive
- A tailor-made session.
- Teaching materials.
- Follow-up support after the session if needed.
Limits and precautions
- Content is adapted to the audience and the conditions of the meeting.
- The practice does not teach sacred or reserved knowledge.
- Training does not confer the status of expert.
Frequently asked questions
Going further
Has Edith Mbella given lectures?
Yes, for national and international bodies, including Casa África, at the time of the Oba African Art Gallery. Talks have been given for universities, cultural centres and collectors’ associations.
Is training possible remotely?
Yes, by video call; in-person sessions are possible in Douala or in Spain. Sessions are held in Douala, in Spain or online.
Do you offer training for professionals?
Yes: notaries, insurers, curators, customs or police staff on recognising cultural property. Tailor-made modules are offered to customs and police services.
Next step
Organise a session.
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